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Riverman [VINYL]
Gallagher remains as bold as ever on CHASING Yesterday, avoiding subtlety and embracing more familiar, dramatic gestures. The forecast here calls for endless stormy weather; women (all saviors) are fleeting; and if Gallagher can crochet enough lyrical cliches together (“The Girl with X-Ray Eyes”), a beam of sunlight just might pierce that grey sky by record’s end. For the most part, it works — like always. When “Lock All the Doors” erupts from a haze of fuzz and tambourine or the percussion crashes loosely beneath Gallagher’s flowing lament on “The Dying of the Light”, nobody should care that we’ve heard it all a million times before.as ever on CHASING Yesterday, avoiding subtlety and embracing more familiar, dramatic gestures. The forecast here calls for endless stormy weather; women (all saviors) are fleeting; and if Gallagher can crochet enough lyrical cliches together (“The Girl with X-Ray Eyes”), a beam of sunlight just might pierce that grey sky by record’s end. For the most part, it works — like always. When “Lock All the Doors” erupts from a haze of fuzz and tambourine or the percussion crashes loosely beneath Gallagher’s flowing lament on “The Dying of the Light”, nobody should care that we’ve heard it all a million times before.
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Chasing Yesterday [VINYL]
Ballad of the Mighty I / Revolution Song [7" Vinyl] [Black]
Everybody's On The Run [VINYL]
The Dying Of The Light (Demo) [VINYL]
Gallagher remains as bold as ever on CHASING Yesterday, avoiding subtlety and embracing more familiar, dramatic gestures. The forecast here calls for endless stormy weather; women (all saviors) are fleeting; and if Gallagher can crochet enough lyrical cliches together (“The Girl with X-Ray Eyes”), a beam of sunlight just might pierce that grey sky by record’s end. For the most part, it works — like always. When “Lock All the Doors” erupts from a haze of fuzz and tambourine or the percussion crashes loosely beneath Gallagher’s flowing lament on “The Dying of the Light”, nobody should care that we’ve heard it all a million times before.as ever on CHASING Yesterday, avoiding subtlety and embracing more familiar, dramatic gestures. The forecast here calls for endless stormy weather; women (all saviors) are fleeting; and if Gallagher can crochet enough lyrical cliches together (“The Girl with X-Ray Eyes”), a beam of sunlight just might pierce that grey sky by record’s end. For the most part, it works — like always. When “Lock All the Doors” erupts from a haze of fuzz and tambourine or the percussion crashes loosely beneath Gallagher’s flowing lament on “The Dying of the Light”, nobody should care that we’ve heard it all a million times before.
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Chasing Yesterday [VINYL]
Ballad of the Mighty I / Revolution Song [7" Vinyl] [Black]Everybody's On The Run [VINYL]
The Dying Of The Light (Demo) [VINYL]
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